(Bloomberg) -- PayPal Holdings Inc. will acquire Honey Science Corp. for about $4 billion, its largest-ever acquisition, adding a startup that amasses valuable data on consumer buying habits and ...

PayPal, the owner of the browser extension Honey, is firing back against dozens of online influencers who filed suit against it earlier this year.

PayPal said it will acquire Honey Science, a shopping and rewards platform, for $4 billion in cash. According to PayPal, the addition of Honey will boost engagement for its users as well as merchants.

Learn more. Earlier this week, PayPal agreed to purchase Honey, a Los Angeles-based coupon finder, for an eye-popping $4 billion.

PayPal said it expects the addition of Honey to its portfolio will help the coupon startup gain traction among the more than 275 million active consumer accounts that use PayPal and Venmo, another ...

A viral YouTube video about the Honey coupon extension inspires at least four lawsuits against its owner.

PayPal is replacing Honey Gold with its own PayPal Rewards program that gives online shoppers more ways to earn points.

PayPal Inc. today said it has acquired Honey Science Corp., a web browser extension and coupon site, for $4 billion in a mostly cash deal.

San Jose tech giant PayPal accused of fraud over Honey online-shopping coupon finder Social media influencers such as MrBeast have allegedly been played by tech giant ...

Clipping coupons does pay off. On Thursday, PayPal announced it would spend approximately $4 billion in its largest acquisition ever to buy Honey, a free browser extension that helps people save ...

When payments giant PayPal acquired Honey for $4 billion in late November, many people raised their eyebrows. Why would PayPal pay such a large amount to acquire what is essentially a coupon app ...

PayPal Holdings Inc. will acquire Honey Science Corp. for about $4 billion, its largest-ever acquisition, adding a startup that amasses valuable data on consumer buying habits and doles out ...